I'm also trying to decide if it's wrong that I like Allison a little more for cleaning up around Felix's place.

It's particularly bad for shows on the night they air. I've pretty much given up on being able to watch anything on the same night aside from isolated instances like tonight's Orphan Black where I seem to have lucked out.

If you thought she was crying because she her heart broken about Delphine then I agree it was a false note, but I read it more along the lines that she was crushed about failing to protect Sarah and Kira. In that context it makes sense that she would burst into tears.

I can't wait to see Maslany back in professional attire again. She always wears it so well, and it'll be interesting to see what the wardrobe people do with this clone.

Oh snap.

I want to point at someone in Alilison's life and say that he or she is the monitor, but really none of them have exhibited anything beyond general suburban activity. Donnie has a paramour that he hides from his wife and Ainsley is a snoopy neighbor who looks through Allison's mail while she's away.

While they all had valid reasons to be upset her, I do understand her outrage that Ainsley decided to turn this into a public show of humiliation. It's not at all something that needs to be dealt with in such a manner.

I haven't seen this yet, because I'm still waiting for content acquisition to complete but this grade has me excited.

I love all of the reasons he gave for not liking Only God Forgives because they only made me want to see it more.

Few critics are, but the tone of that article was more than a little dismissive. He seemed to be suggesting that getting lost in the immersion of a certain sequence meant you weren't a smart enough viewer to truly understand what was happening.

I am so happy to hear that The Past continues the amazing capacity Farhadi demonstrated in A Separation which I dearly love.

Oh yes. Dexter was pretty much all downhill from the pilot, despite remaining entertaining for a bit longer.

I got that impression too, so I watched that scene. I got the impression that it could go either of two ways - that she suspects it's human flesh, or that it's the moment she realized Will knows.

@avclub-21a8615938a206d4311a58a53ad8890e:disqus The answer is no, and much to your disappointment I suspect. But the woman in question was quite attractive however.

@avclub-f44e5f581e7f058880813901dfa1b55f:disqus Todd's coming for you. I'd run.

That Ambush ad was amazing. Very smart marketing by BMW.

Zosia Mamet most recently of Girls fame.

Oh my goodness that car scene. Oooof.

The supporting actor for a drama category is so packed. I don't know who or if I'd kick any of the guys to put Mikkelsen in.

Between all the love for Rectify and Enlightened, it seems like I'm missing out on two very good shows. I'll have to check them out.